Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

County Auditor, Sidney c. Slone,
published April /, 1880, a statement of
the receipts and expenditures of Wood
County for year ending that day. The
total of receipts was So, lSl,S2, and total
expenditures S2,S60l5. Among the
items of expenses, were-Auditor's fee,
$511 90; criminal eXpences, Sl4S.63
contingent expenses, $236.53; Sherltfi's
fees, $l56.66; Clerks fees, 5000; Asso-
ciate Judges, Sl22.00; printing Sl62.-
75; prisoners board, SlS 25; school
examining and return of census, $,4. l2 :;
for wolf scalps, $500. The inde1te =
ness of the County was then SS,Oi4.5i,
being reduction from the previous
year of S3l2.O7.
The Perrysburg marine list in May,
1889, embraced the following crafts ::
Sleamboats-John Marshall, Gen, Vance,
Erie. Macomb, Cincinnati, Fairport, o.
Ii. Perry, and o. Newberry. SchOOners
M. Kingman, Leander and Walter
joy.
May G, 1880, the following corporation
officers for Perrysburg were elected
Mayor, Daniel ii. Wheeler; Recorder,
Sidney c. Slone Trustees, David Ladd,
David G. Done, John Bates, Horace
Hall and John Z.igler.
Under the head Season Arrange
ments," "Daily Line of Steamboats,
from Detroit to Perrysburg and Mau-
, mee." was advertised in March 1880, the
line consisting of the "Oliver New
berry, and Erie" and making stops at
Toledo, Manhattan, Monroe, Brest,
Maiden and Gibralter. They left Per-
rysburf at Z 80 A. NJ, and arrived ut
Detroit at p. NJ. and making like time
on their return. The Agent for the
| line at Maumee was Dennison b. Smith,
now of Toledo.
j. Chappell, Sheriff, gave notice in
March, 1889, that as ''prlnters could not
not live on air, more az IL horse" from
and after that date, he should advertise
no more properly taken under eXecu-
tion, "withouJ the printers fees were
paid in advance" The trouble scented to
be, that property was levied upon and
adver. ised, term after term OF tie Court
without sale, whereby the printer was
called to do Il great amount OF adverlis-
ing without much prospect OF pay,
1t was TO protect the printer from sucl
state of things that the Sheriff interpos
ed as above.
Mai. Gen. Daniel Chase gave notice
Nav, /. 1889, to "he commissioned
officers of the several Regiments, Squad
Brigade of the 18th Division of the
Ohio Militia" for AN election of BriSt
dier General.
Under the heading, "Morc Help" til
Wig of May IL, 1889, said 1--WE hav
received the first number of the Lowe
Sandusky Wig, published in Lowe
Sandusky (now FremonD by ClaiI
Waggoner. Judging from the firs
number, we have no doubt but that
will prove true to its title, and be va
liable auxiliary in the cause OF reform.
AT Hamilton, Ohio, April, 1910 hou
, was selling at $3.50 per barrel.
, The publisher of the IPhig, Septembe
. 4, 1889, gave notice that during his ex
: pected absence of three weeks, It'll
5 editorial department of the Wig woul
l continue under the control OF III.
1 Hosmer, Esq"
a June ., 1870, Rev. Rolla H. Club
8 gave notice of Camp Meeting, to |
h held on Buttonwood Island, two mil
above Perrysburg, and designed |
d union gathering for the Circuits
It Perrysburg, Maumee and Watervil
Il Methodist Episcopal Church.
Z. The Wing of July 7, 1840, publisll'
the address of Hon. Bleutheros Cook
n of Sandusky, delivered at the Fo
~ nlelBS CeleDrdtlOn, june II.
d The firm of II. d. Peck & Co.-E.
S. Peck, George Powers and w. p. Gri
er wold-was dissolved October IA, 1882
T. July A, 1889, eight men in a WACO
attempted to ford the Maumee about
mile above Maumee City, when t
wagon upset, and a young man nam
0. Jonah Bowen, about II years old, W
X drowned. He was from Ridgevil
Lorain Co, and was employed on t
4. Western Reserve aud Maumee Road.
ss The Wing of July o, 1880, warned I
V, public against one James Raules, wi
n. after taking the paper awhile. 'elop
i'd TO Indiana" leaving his bill unpa
The editors estimate of the case is
ly dictated; when he says; "a man III
an would take a newspaper IA year a
then run oil and leave the printer u
NJ paid, would rob his neighbor's hen.ro,
ld may, would rob his grandmother
her last drawing of tea"
H. In july 1889, the name OF the Po
-g. office at Clay, Sandusky Co., W
OF changed TO Woodyille, and Amos
IS, Wood appointed Postmaster, vice Gs